Word: responded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Both Chayes and Fried emphasized the need for Law students to respond to Pusey's request for written recommendations. "If every Law studentwould write two pages about [candidates] they know, then their views would of course weight heavily on Mr. Pusey and Mr. Bok's final decision," Chayes said...
...respond the same way to people who evade the phone tax as to all other tax delinquents," Edward Callanan, Public Information Officer of the Boston IRS said Tuesday. "We send a bill to the person who hasn't paid the tax, and if we don't hear from him in another month we send another bill. If he still doesn't pay, then we'll take the money from his bank account or any other personal assets...
...March 8 meeting. Meanwhile, many Harvard men, often the very ones who were initially hostile to the whole coed invasion, now greedily clamor that their respective Houses be granted a token complement of women. And the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life is threatening to respond with an 8:1 total coed plan that would spread women through the dining halls like a thin pate...
...first landing on the moon made hardly a dent in the American cool. It had the aura of a TV studio fabrication; the excitement lasted about as long as a commercial. This inability to respond to the ever-increasing size of events has become the American narcotic. The highest historical moments fast disappear under the omissions of journalism, the perversions of television, and the sheer acceleration of history, and while our response to these moments is inevitably dulled, the events themselves are taking on a style and structure which laugh at any response we might happen to muster...
...revivals, one quickly learns, cry out for the consensus of a homogeneous congregation that will respond to the preacher's demands. "Well, here we are again," Michael Walzer began. But it didn't work. His "we" was too highly suspect, for the only common denominator in the hall was a common distrust. One turned to his neighbor and, instead of a reassuring glance, found him virtually unrecognizable. How could those in front of you applaud McCarthy? Why did those in back not hiss down Riegle? Walzer himself, however expertly, played the game, balancing the boos and hisses off against...